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V. L. Clark 1907

V. I Clark was born on November 27, 1907. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember V. L. Clark.

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November 27, 1907

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Martha Vandver

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04/07/2005

John Burr Clark And Sons

This photo was taken in 1943 of John Burr Clark and his five sons. They were all six employed at the Houston Shipyard.This picture was taken a few days before John Ersey Clark, the eldest son was killed in a traffic mishap as he was returning home after perfroming his nightly duties as a mechanic in the Yard on the Graveyard shift.

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Date & Place: 1943 at Houston Ship Building Corporation,of Houston,Texas in Houston,Harris County,, Texas United States

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Martha Vandver

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02/22/2005

The Clarks Carry On...

The Clarks constitute one of the most unusual war working families in the nation.
This picture was taken in 1943 during World War II, a few weeks before the eldest son John E.Clark met his death in a traffic mishap returning home after performing his nightly duties as a mechanic in the Yard garage on the Graveyard Shift.
Despite the sadness and loss of a son and a brother the remaining five Clarks carried on their jobs at the Shipyard.
It was a sad,sad day for the Clark family in 1943...

Date & Place: October 1943 at Houston, in Harris County,, Texas United States

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Martha Vandver

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02/22/2005

"THE CLARKS CARRY ON"...

To read the newspaper article about, "THE CLARK FAMILY" go to Family are Military Stories.
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03/11/2005

A SAD DAY IN 1943

The grave and burial of John E.Clark the son of John Burr Clark and Eva Jewel (Williams) Clark in 1943 at Parker Cemetery ,Grapeland,Texas. He was killed in a traffic accident in Houston ,Texas

Date & Place: 1943 at Parker Cemetery in Grapeland,Houston County, Texas United States

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